Sentence examples for using a consistent framework from inspiring English sources

Up until that decision, the FTC was an effective cop on the privacy beat, using a consistent framework for protecting privacy and data security throughout the entire Internet ecosystem.

The benefit, however, of using a consistent framework for analysis is that it allows for greater transparency in the decision-making process, thus minimizing the risk of inconsistencies and arbitrary decisions and thereby supporting the legitimacy of those decisions.

The algorithms are compared using a consistent framework.

In this paper we reviewed recent research on PSDs experienced by people with schizophrenia using a consistent conceptual framework for understanding the disability experience: that embodied in the internationally accepted standard of the ICF.

Finally, despite the growing number of publications on the topic, further research using a consistent costing framework is needed to assess cost-effectiveness of similar forms of DOT (CBD and FBD) in other contexts as well as other forms of TB care (eg. self-administered treatment).

"A framework provides a foundation structure for the development of numerous applications using a consistent schema.

The alternative to the WHO approach uses International Energy Agency IEAA) data because it provides the energy consumption for each country by fuel type and all household end-uses in a consistent framework.

Coupling constraint-based analysis with optimization has been used to generate a consistent framework for the generation of hypotheses and the testing of functions of microbial cells using genome-scale models [ 27].

Analysis must consider the full life cycle of energy systems, the territorial and international footprint, use a consistent ecosystem service framework that incorporates the value of both market and non-market goods, and consider the spatial and temporal dynamics of both the energy and environmental system.

This result underscores the need to consider the full spatial and temporal distribution of atmospheric CO2 and to use a consistent transport-modeling framework to infer the sensitivities to temperature and drought stress in both models and observations.

Using a thermodynamically-consistent framework, the effective state variables are defined to introduce the effect of the anisotropic damage through the total energy equivalence assumption.